GANG OF DRAGON is a story-driven action-adventure game set in the criminal underworld of Shinjuku's nightlife. Directed by Toshihiro Nagoshi, the project focuses on street power, peer pressure, and personal decisions within the rigid hierarchy of the criminal underworld. Streets where strength is currency The action takes place in the Kabukicho district, a dense, aggressive nightlife hub where every inch of territory matters. You play as Shin Ji-sung, a high-ranking member of a Korean syndicate, portrayed by Ma Dong-seok. His position gives him access to people and conflicts, but also draws him into a chain of decisions where compromise almost always means weakness. Third-person combat revolves around physical dominance. Shin uses brute force, blades, firearms, and improvised techniques, and clashes often extend beyond the confines of closed arenas — chase and fights spill out onto the streets and onto vehicles. The story unfolds nonlinearly: your actions shape relationships, intensify conflicts, and determine the character's journey through the city. Features of the game A crime drama set in Shinjuku at night. Third-person action game with an emphasis on physical prowess. Hand-to-hand combat, blades, shooting and collisions with vehicles. A plot with choices that influence the development of relationships and conflict.